Ukrainian President Poroshenko Asks Congress For $46 Million, Meets with Obama Amid Ukraine Crisis
President Barack Obama is expected to announce the aid package in a meeting with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
BBC Journalists Attacked In Russia While Investigating Reports Of Russian Soldiers Dying In Ukraine
Journalists were investigating reports that Russian soldiers had died fighting in Ukraine. Russia denies that its forces are operating there.
MH370: Malaysia Airlines Says Book Claiming To Know Truth Behind Missing Jet Is Based On 'Pure Conjecture'
Malaysia Airlines condemned a book about Flight MH370, and also slammed a recent news report about another flight.
Ukrainian President Expected To Make A Case For Further Aid During US Vist
Kiev has reportedly been asking for advanced military technology from the U.S., which the Obama administration has so far refused to provide.
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Ukraine Passes Law Granting Rebels Limited Self Rule, Ratifies EU Association Agreement
Lawmakers in Ukraine also signed an agreement that promises deeper economic and political ties with the European Union.
NATO Starts 'Rapid Trident' Exercise In Ukraine As Fighting Continues in East
Rapid Trident consists of troops from 15 nations, four of which are non-NATO former Soviet states.
French Mistral Ship For Russia Starts Sea Trials Despite Suspension Of Delivery
France said it was holding off on selling Russia a warship, but then allowed 200 Russian sailors to start sea trials aboard it.
Russian PM Medvedev Says Western Sanctions Are Testing Country's Strength
The EU and the U.S. imposed late last week a fresh set of sanctions against Moscow for its policy on Ukraine.
Shelling Continues In East Ukraine Despite Fragile Cease-Fire Said To Benefit Russia
Ukrainian troops beat back pro-Russian rebels in Donetsk, as Russian nationalists send aid to separatist-controlled Luhansk.
New Sanctions Will Stem Flow Of Big Foreign Oil Projects In Russia
“There is no contract sanctity,” a U.S. official said. Accordingly, companies will have 14 days to wind down activities.
US Federal Reserve Interest Rate Increase May Be Indicated This Week
The U.S. Federal Reserve could signal the timing of its first interest-rate increase in more than eight years Wednesday.
Malaysia Airlines Plane Turns Back After Autopilot Defect, Lands Without Incident
The company has been reeling from the loss of two aircraft in separate incidents in 2014, which resulted in hundreds of deaths.
Ukrainian Soldiers Filmed Wearing SS Insignia Deny Neo-Nazi Links
Ukrainian Azov battalion fighters depicted on ZDF TV wearing uniforms with swastikas and Nazi runic symbols.
Ukrainian Soldiers Filmed Wearing Nazi Symbols Deny Neo-Nazi Links
Ukrainian Azov battalion fighters depicted on ZDF TV wearing uniforms with swastikas and Nazi runic symbols.
Poll Gives Scottish 'Yes' Vote Edge; Scots Decide On Independence From The UK Thursday
Newspaper mogul Rupert Murdoch says Scotland is "alive" with debate on the independence issue.
Russia Wants To Take 'All Of Ukraine', Recreate Soviet Union: Ukraine PM
Arseniy Yatsenyuk made the comment after Europe decided to implement new sanctions against Russia over Ukraine.
Ukraine Conflict: Moscow Stifles Dissent As Soldiers Return In Coffins
Despite denials that Russian troops are in Ukraine, families with children in the Russian military are coping with 'mysterious' deaths.
Why Are HIV Rates So High in Russia?
Ten years ago, 170,000 people in the Russian Federation had human immunodeficiency virus. The estimated number now is 1.2 million.
Russian Sanctions: Billionaires Cancel Vacations As Ukraine Tensions Increase
You can't get to the French Riviera if your private jet won't take off.
EU Imposes New Economic Sanctions On Russia Over Ukraine
The European Union has held out an olive branch, however, by saying it could lift some or even all of the sanctions within weeks.
China's Xi Jinping Willing To Offer Russia A 'Helping Hand' To Face 'External Challenges'
Russia is looking to strengthen relations, as well as find new customers for its natural resources, in Asia, as relations sour with the West.
Russia Slashes Gas Exports To Poland In Retaliation Over Ukraine, Polish Gas Officials Say
Warsaw said the volume of gas from Russia dropped by 45 percent, though Russia's Gazprom denied it had cut supplies.
International Space Station Astronauts From US, Russia Return Safely Back To Earth
Cooperation between the U.S. and Russia on space projects has been jeopardized over the latter's role in the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
President Obama ISIS Speech: Washington Reacts On Twitter
There was bi-partisan support for confronting ISIS, but lawmakers had strong words for President Obama's foreign policy strategy.
Russia Fires Nuclear Missile, Hits Target 3,500 Miles Away
The Bulava missile was fired from a Russian submarine near Finland and it hit a target near Japan.
Ukraine Says Russia Withdrawing Forces From East, Sees Boost For Peace
Moscow denies sending troops into eastern Ukraine to support pro-Russian rebels battling Ukrainian forces.
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